US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has denied claims that the US had prior knowledge of the attack involving Hezbollah, stating, “The US was neither aware nor involved in these events.” Speaking during a joint press conference in Cairo with Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdellaty, Blinken emphasized that the US is still gathering facts about the incident. He also reiterated the US stance on urging all parties to avoid actions that could escalate the ongoing conflict, particularly in Gaza. Blinken’s remarks followed his meeting with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi during his official visit to Egypt.
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Members of Italy’s opposition Five-Star Movement (M5S) wore black, white, and green T-shirts, representing the Palestinian flag, during a parliamentary session to protest the government’s stance on Gaza. Riccardo Ricciardi criticized Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government for not recognizing the State of Palestine, despite widespread global recognition. Ricciardi accused the government of complicity in the ongoing conflict, calling it a “genocide” and condemning their support for what he described as “the greatest massacre of this century.”